Ok, I've played through this. Not a huge fan of the storytelling structure where the
entire narrative is being turned into a guessing game, and
every single element of the story is treated as is if it was some brilliant subtle mystery to the last drop, when in reality of course there are some mundane bits that don't benefit from obscuring nearly as much as actual exciting subtle mysteries, but still I dig this a lot. The mood, the style and most importantly the approach to horror are great. I was fucking terrified the entire game and you pulled it off entirely without monstrosities, excessive darkness, jump scares or indeed pretty much any kind of vulgar scare. Instead, you made it with mystery, weirdness and ominous dreadful feel. Well done. We definitely need more of this kind of horror. With plenty of weirdness and clever unsettling subtleties.
Having finished it, I have a very vague idea of what the plot means, which I both like and not. So I can only assume there are mundane elements in the plot, because otherwise, well, logically, then it'd be impossible to even deduce what it is about. But I'll keep thinking about it and I admit it does prove to be a moderately pleasant puzzle to try and unfold. And regardless, again, I'd like more of this sort of thing. Imperfect maybe, but more importantly, daring, tasteful and playful. And just simply damn cool.
And I really liked the voice acting. The main character was very charming.
Also, not being able to make the protagonist look in the bags is a brilliant move that goes against many horror cliches. Again, well done.
